(1) In paragraph twelve Shirley Chisholm says, “for this reason I propose the Equal Rights Amendment to be made into a law.” What is the reason she is speaking of when she says this? (2) What is the counterclaim that goes against Shirley Chisholm’s belief that the Equal Rights Amendment should go into effect? In what paragraph do you find the first counterclaim?

(3) How does Shirley Chisholm refute the first counterclaim?

(4) Where can you find another counterclaim that goes against this law going into effect? What is it?

(5) How does she refute the second counterclaim?

(6) . What is the argument Shirley Chisholm ends her speech with. Do you agree? Explain.

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